In a significant boost to Guyana’s healthcare sector, 34 individuals have successfully graduated from the University of Guyana’s School of Medicine, contributing to the expansion of the country’s medical workforce.
The graduation ceremony marks a milestone in Guyana’s efforts to strengthen its healthcare capabilities and reduce the reliance on foreign-trained professionals.
Finance Minister, Dr. Ashni Singh, emphasized the government’s commitment to the transformative development of Guyana’s healthcare system.
He highlighted the achievement of certifying medical professionals locally, eliminating the need for them to study abroad.
This accomplishment aligns with the government’s vision of creating a world-class healthcare system within the country.
As part of the ongoing healthcare transformation, Minister Singh announced plans to construct telemedicine diagnostic and treatment centers across the country.
These centers aim to provide advanced healthcare services to communities, ensuring equitable access to quality medical care.
The minister emphasized that the government is deploying resources to enhance healthcare services throughout Guyana.
Addressing the graduates, Minister Singh recognized them as the future of Guyana’s public healthcare system, emphasizing the significant responsibility they hold in contributing to the nation’s well-being.
The government’s investment in healthcare facilities, including the construction and rehabilitation of medical infrastructure, reflects its commitment to creating a modern and efficient healthcare system for all citizens.
The graduation from the School of Medicine represents a vital step in building a self-sufficient and skilled medical workforce within Guyana.
The government’s holistic approach, encompassing local education, infrastructure development, and technology integration, underscores its dedication to achieving world-class healthcare standards.